Spidey #88
In "Troisième genèse," the original X-Men reunite when Jean Grey returns from the brink, revealing the lingering echoes of the Phoenix. With a new mission in mind, the team forms X-Factor—mutant hunters in name, rescuers in truth—beginning their journey with the arrival of Navy man Rusty Collins, whose sudden flame powers mark the start of something far greater. Written by Bob Layton and illustrated by Jackson Guice, with inks by Joe Rubinstein and coloring by Petra Scotese, Max Scheele, and Glynis Oliver, this 1987 issue features a striking cover by Walter Simonson and Joe Rubinstein.
In "Troisième genèse," the original X-Men reunite when Jean Grey returns from the brink, revealing the truth behind her near-death and the lingering power of the Phoenix. As they grapple with her revelations, the team forges X-Factor—posing as mutant hunters while secretly rescuing and guiding new mutants in need. When Navy man Rusty Collins awakens with uncontrollable flame powers, X-Factor steps in to help him, marking the beginning of their hidden mission.
In "Un petit sacrifice," Jo finds herself caught between loyalty and fear when Nuke pleads with Tom Thumb to find a cure for his parents’ illness. Tom Thumb’s desperate search leads to a shocking discovery—his own hidden illness—forcing him to confront a truth he never expected.
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↩ Reprints Squadron Supreme #2 (1985), X-Factor #1 (1986), Une Aventure de l'Araignée #30 (1987), Un Récit Complet Marvel #14 (1987)
Reprinted in Nova #112 (1987), Ombrax-Saga #256 (1987), Spécial Strange #50 (1987), Strange #209 (1987), Spidey Album #30
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